Vintage Copper Trench Lighter - Reusable Kerosene Soft Flame for Camping & Outdoor

I no longer smoke, but follow the scout "always be prepared" motto whenever possible. My much-loved, much-used, Zippo kept running out of fluid just through evaporation, and was dead the few occasions I needed it.I tested several lighters, including several "trench" style lighters. I bought 5 at a time, filled them, ran them, dunked them in water for 10 minutes, dried them, tested them, refilled them, and then sparked them once a day until they were dead. The second-best of these https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09DK12K1Z/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 lasted just over a month between fills (37 days IIRC).This is a "pill" or "peanut" style lighter that seals completely - but has the length necessary for use without burning oneself. It was the only lighter in my testing to survive the dunking in water for 10 minutes. And while I stopped lighting it daily, I haven't refilled it since MAY (it is now September) and it still works when called upon to do so. Best EDC/Emergency refillable oil lighter IMO.Lets face it, when you fall in a creek or snow-slush while camping and need to get a fire going quickly to keep from freezing, you need a waterproof lighter. And if you're away from civilization for any length of time, you need a lighter that can be refilled with whatever oil you have on hand. And when you're not a smoker / don't use a lighter regularly, you need a lighter that is durable and sealed so as not to crack or leak in a bag or pocket. This thing does that, and looks nice doing it. It rocks.The only downside is no wind screen, but that can be fixed with use of one's hand.